journal article·2024-01

Boosting adsorption and dissociation kinetics of magnesium-chloride ion pair via bismuth/indium-based artificial interface

Honghao Chu, Ning Yuan, Kun Zhang, Zhenfang Zhou, Kun Chao, Guicun Li, Zhonghua Zhang

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